I'm currently in Barboa's slough doing a campaign quest and I've noticed when I campaign with one wolf, it gives me one xp per battle, and when I campaign with two, it gives me two XP per battle.
Why is this? I've thought about it a lot and I cannot think of a single reason why this makes sense.
It could be because having multiple wolves increases the need for food? You need twice as much food as you do with a single wolf.
I haven't seem the exp increase with number of wolves, but it does increase with number of enemies. For example, a battle with 1 moorbear yields 1 xp no matter how many wolves are in the party, and a battle with 2 folium yields 2 xp no matter how many wolves there are. Maybe that's what you're seeing? Aside from that I have no clue.
You mean you get 2 xp on each seperate member of the team?
And could you check if it might be what Blizzard suggested - the number of enemies instead?
It could also be be tied to specific scenarios or possibly happen due to a number of other factors, if possible can you keep checking @SovereignFives and give more specific data on where it exactly it happens & what your party looks like in each?
@Rune oh my word I'm so embarrassed, it does seem to be the number of enemies. I thought I had gotten 1 xp from battles where I defeated multiple enemies with 1 wolf, but it seems I remembered incorrectly. My apologies! Thank you for your time everyone who responded!
Rune
